Corot in the Studio of Constant Dutilleux 1856

"Corot in the Studio of Constant Dutilleux" is a charcoal drawing on paper by the French artist Camille Corot, created in 1856. The drawing depicts Corot seated in the studio of the sculptor Constant Dutilleux. The artist is shown from behind, looking at his work, and is surrounded by objects typical of an artist's studio, such as an easel, a plaster cast, and a variety of tools. The work is characterized by Corot's signature use of light and shadow and delicate lines, creating a sense of atmosphere and intimacy. This drawing is a valuable record of Corot’s working process and his relationship with other artists of the time.